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Terrie, what a fun pear card!
Elaine, I love your sweet blueberry card.
Barry, both your cards are wonderful. I love that blackberry paper. We have wild blackberries up north, but if you don’t get to them as soon as they’re ripe (the first week of July, usually) they are gone.

Our state harvest/crop is cotton: copper, cotton, and Grand Canyon state. I came up with an idea for my cotton card, it’s finding time to create it. I’m looking forward to making it.

I'm in need of my pumpkins to be harvested...they are super tiny and they definitely won't last to be turned into Jack-o-lanterns, so they will be turned into pumpkin bread!



It's also time to start picking the apples and start drinking hot apple cider! Alexandria is already gearing up for pumpkin pie spice flavored stuff (yuck unless it's pumpkin pie or pumpkin bread!).

Adorable cards Trudi! Those are quite the prize apples to take to market!

Trudi, those are very cute pumpkins and perfect to make some yummy pumpkin bread!
Your two cards are so bright and perfect for Autumn. Darling!!!
Thanks for joining in this week.

Those are fun cards Trudi!

Finally able to work on my cotton harvest card:


I used cotton rag for the background "rows" of cotton.

Well Golda, you're much more creative than I am! I couldn't come up with (nor did I want to) anything for tobacco, cotton, soybeans or sweet potatoes so I went seasonal. Hats off to you!

Both your cards Trudi are just perfect for your pumpkin harvest and your pumpkins are adorable.
Golda, you did awesome on your cotton harvest...well done

Golda, that is beautiful plus very creative!!! I love it. Thanks for playing along this week.

Sorry I missed this challenge. I had a big grant to finish and ended up spending 68 hours working on it from last Tuesday to Monday PM. Got it submitted last night... but am exhausted. Was fun to stop back in and see the wonderful entries. Now I'm hungry!